[SOLVED] Someone please explain this to me.

SkyRock1986

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I have 2666mhz ram x2 8gb sticks. In afterburner on Read Dead Redemption 2 my MEM says 7071 MHz does this mean my Ryzen CPU 2600x is overclocking the ram appropriately? To just shy of 3600mhz? I'm confused... Please use laymen terms I am not very educated in memory . Another question is I am getting a Ryzen 7 3700x on Friday can I just install this new cpu or do I need to turn off any memory overclocking and start fresh and let the new cpu take charge ?
 
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in Task manager you can select the performance tab and then click memory you should see the speed. But if you want to <really monitor the speed> you can use Cpu-Z https://www.cpuid.com/

Edit: It will show you the half of your current memory speed since its Double Data Rate ... anyway you you should see 1500.0 MHz
 
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My bios says 2666mhz, I think I had someone awhile back off toms hardware help me set that . I don't remember but perhaps they told me not to do higher than 2666 for stability purposes. Idk
 
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Okay, thank you and sorry new to all of this.
Did the XMP setting did the job ?
you should see your 3000MHz in Task manager and a nice 1500MHz in Cpu-Z.

Edit: Your motherboard support up to 3600MHz so no danger running at the native 3000MHz of your ram stick
Edit 2: And by the way they should be installed on DDR slot 1 & 3 or 2 & 4 to maximize efficienty
 
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Did the XMP setting did the job ?
you should see your 3000MHz in Task manager and a nice 1500MHz in Cpu-Z.

Edit: Your motherboard support up to 3600MHz so no danger running at the native 3000MHz of your ram stick
Edit 2: And by the way they should be installed on DDR slot 1 & 3 or 2 & 4 to maximize efficienty
Yes they are in those slots on the mobo, I have a question should I just buy this? https://www.amazon.com/G-SKILL-Trid...=trident+z+32gb+3600mhz&qid=1588140683&sr=8-1
 

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Did the XMP setting did the job ?
you should see your 3000MHz in Task manager and a nice 1500MHz in Cpu-Z.

Edit: Your motherboard support up to 3600MHz so no danger running at the native 3000MHz of your ram stick
Edit 2: And by the way they should be installed on DDR slot 1 & 3 or 2 & 4 to maximize efficienty
I got 1499 mhz now!!! So in my bios it's. Called TU2 setting instead of XMP? It lowered my CPU from 4.150 to 3.9 but made my ram 3000mhz